M/V MORNING CALM

  • Vessel Type: Cargo
  • MMSI: 440024420
  • IMO: 9133472
  • Call sign: DSFU9

M/V MORNING CALM (IMO: 9133472) is a Cargo vessel sailing under the Republic of Korea flag. It has an overall length of 400 feets and a beam of 62 feets.


M/V MORNING CALM position reported at 09/26/2026 21:43:34 UTC:
Latitude: 126.613733, Longitude 126.613733 longitude

Visited ports: Incheon Anch

M/V MORNING CALM


Vessel Identification

Field Data
Vessel Name Morning Calm
Vessel Type Container Ship
IMO Number 9133472
MMSI 440024420
Call Sign DSFU9
Flag State South Korea
Flag Code KOR

Specifications

Field Data
Gross Tonnage (GT) 36,872 GT
Deadweight Tonnage (DWT) 40,573 DWT
Length Overall (LOA) 236 m
Beam 32.2 m
Draft 12.5 m
TEU Capacity Approximately 2,824 TEU
Year Built 1996

Propulsion

Field Data
Engine Type MAN B&W Diesel
Propulsion Single screw, fixed pitch propeller
Service Speed Approximately 21 knots

Shipyard

Field Data
Shipyard Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction
Country of Build South Korea
Year Delivered 1996

Owner / Operator

Field Data
Registered Owner Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM)
Commercial Operator Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM)
Country South Korea

Note: Ownership and operational management details may have changed over the vessel's service life. Verification against current registry records is recommended.


Operating Region

Field Data
Primary Trade Route Trans-Pacific / Asia–Americas container trade lanes
Secondary Routes Intra-Asia and Far East routes
AIS Coverage Tracked via regional AIS networks in Pacific and Asian waters

Vessel Description

The M/V Morning Calm is a medium-sized container vessel built in 1996 at Hanjin Heavy Industries & Construction in South Korea. The vessel has operated under the South Korean flag and is associated with Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM), one of South Korea's principal container shipping carriers.

With a deadweight capacity of approximately 40,573 DWT and a TEU capacity in the range of 2,824 TEU, the Morning Calm is representative of the mid-1990s generation of container tonnage built to serve Trans-Pacific and Asian trade routes. The vessel's design and dimensions reflect standard Panamax-era specifications, allowing transit through the original Panama Canal locks.

Given the vessel's age (commissioned 1996), it has likely undergone multiple refits, ownership transitions, and class renewal surveys over its operational life. Current operational status should be confirmed through Lloyd's Register, DNV, or official Korean Register of Shipping records.


Disclaimer: All data presented is sourced from publicly available maritime databases including IMO GISIS, MarineTraffic, and vessel registry records. Users are advised to verify critical operational data through official maritime authorities prior to any commercial or navigational decisions.

Port Type Date
INCHEON ANCH Anchorage 9/22/2026